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  2. With Mumbai Indians pulling off the biggest coup in IPL history by signing Hardik Pandya, let's take a look at some of the biggest trade deals in IPL history.

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  3. 10 Biggest Trades In IPL History. Mumbai Indians traded the Aussie to RCB for Rs 17.5 crore to facilitate Hardik Pandya’s return. Cameron Green. The five-time champions had to pay Rs 15 crore to re-sign Pandya from Gujarat Titans. Hardik Pandya. He joined KKR from Delhi Capitals for Rs 10.75 crore ahead of the 2023 auction. Shardul Thakur.

    • Cameron Green from MI to RCB for 17.50 crores (Before IPL 2024): Australian all-rounder Cameron Green has become the costliest deal through the trading window in the Indian Premier League.
    • Hardik Pandya from GT to MI for 15 crores (Before IPL 2024): This is probably the biggest deal Mumbai Indians have struck in the Indian Premier League.
    • Shardul Thakur from DC to KKR for 10.75 crores (Before IPL 2023): After leaving Chennai Super Kings, all-rounder Shardul Thakur is yet to find a permanent place in the Indian Premier League.
    • Lockie Ferguson from GT to KKR for 10 crores (Before IPL 2023): Gujarat Titans spent 10 crore rupees on Kiwi pacer Lockie Ferguson in the IPL mega-auction 2022.
  4. Delhi Capitals traded in Ajinkya Rahane, and released Rahul Tewatia and Mayank Markande to Rajasthan Royals ahead of IPL 2020. IPL 2024 auction is less than a month away, and teams are making last-minute alterations before submitting their retained player list on November 26.

  5. Nov 25, 2023 · Hardik Pandya's big move back to MI. Undoubtedly the biggest trade in IPL history as Hardik moves back to Mumbai after leading GT to two IPL finals, winning the one in 2022. MI didn't retain...

  6. Nov 28, 2023 · Cameron Green has become the most expensive trade deal in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL) afte moving to Royal Challengers Bangalore to Mumbai Indians for a massive sum of Rs. 17.5 crore.